Equity-focused mobility transition pathways for 15-minute cities

This project develops equitable transition pathways for implementing 15-minute cities in diverse urban contexts. It combines scenario modelling, stakeholder engagement, and data-driven analysis to evaluate how mobility and land-use changes affect accessibility and social inclusion. Particular attention is given to vulnerable populations, including low-income groups, elderly residents, and peripheral communities. The project integrates mobility justice principles into urban planning tools, enabling cities to assess trade-offs between efficiency, sustainability, and equity. Results will support evidence-based policy design for fair and inclusive urban transitions across European cities.